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PostGIS 2.3.3 Released

Author: Regina Obe  2017/07/01  in news ( release, 2.3, 2.3.3 )

The PostGIS development team is pleased to announce the release of PostGIS 2.3.3 As befits a patch release, the focus is on bugs and breakages. Best served with PostgreSQL 9.6.3+ and pgRouting 2.4.1.

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Please report bugs that you find in this release.

Bug Fixes

  • 3777, GROUP BY anomaly with empty geometries
  • 3711, Azimuth error upon adding 2.5D edges to topology
  • 3726, PDF manual from dblatex renders fancy quotes for programlisting (Mike Toews)
  • 3738, raster: Using -s without -Y in raster2pgsql transforms raster data instead of setting srid
  • 3744, ST_Subdivide loses subparts of inverted geometries (Darafei Praliaskouski Komzpa)
  • 3750, @ and ~ operator not always schema qualified in geometry and raster functions. Causes restore issues. (Shane StClair of Axiom Data Science)
  • 3682, Strange fieldlength for boolean in result of pgsql2shp
  • 3701, Escape double quotes issue in pgsql2shp
  • 3704, ST_AsX3D crashes on empty geometry
  • 3730, Change ST_Clip from Error to Notice when ST_Clip can’t compute a band

See the full list of changes in the news file and please report bugs that you find in the release. Binary packages will appear in repositories over the coming weeks as packagers roll out builds.

View all closed tickets for 2.3.3.

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